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Pasta fantastica!

Cook, recipe writer and food stylist, and author of new book Skinny Pasta, Julia Azzarello, sets the record straight on pasta: ‘Many who love pasta also fear it, but it is not fattening, nor is it inherently bad for you. Paired with the right sauce, pasta makes a healthy, well-balanced dish.’ And, with clever swaps and portion sizes, Azzarello has created a book in which each recipe is under 500 calories.

‘Meat is used in moderation, or as an addition. Likewise, cream, butter and cheese are limited – it is only when these foods are consumed in extreme levels that they are harmful,’ she explains. Azzarello reassures us that there are plenty of classic pasta main-course dishes that we can enjoy ‘without feeling as though you have used all your calories for a week in one sitting!’

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